Fixing names of park sections - this is the Alice Keck Park Memorial Gardens, not Alice Keck Park (her name was Alice Keck Park).

Union School is the historic name; the old school building is now a community center.

Fixing names of roads to match common usage: David Love Place, not Love Place; La Patera instead of la Patera.

Filling out full name of building.

Changing name again to be more in line with other existing parking lot names on campus.

Fixing name of parking lot to be the official name (Parking Lot 23).

Adding name of post office.

Las Flores Drive actually is a through street at this point (the road is hidden under some trees in the aerial shot). You can confirm this by checking Google Maps for the area.

Adding names to building (see http://pdfhost.focus.nps.gov/docs/NRHP/Text/64000066.pdf for historical name reference).

There is no 33rd Street School here; there's only the 32nd Street School.

Adding a recently-built hotel (http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/sbacy-courtyard-santa-barbara-goleta/).

Correcting the boundaries of the park (it does not include the adjacent houses).

Changing building name from "Little Theatre" to "College of Creative Studies" because the entire building houses the College of Creative Studies, while just one part of the building is the Old Little Theatre.

Updating buildings to reflect the two new residential apartment complexes built here ("The Loop" and "The Icon").

Adding the paved footpath that exists along the edge of the old golf course, frequently used by pedestrians and bicyclists.

This private unmarked road, used as an informal walking trail, is called Venoco Road - see https://www.lifesci.ucsb.edu/pipermail/biology-u-l/2006-November/000083.html and http://regents.universityofcalifornia.edu/regmeet/sep04/fig10.pdf for verification.

Corrected spelling from El Encano Heights to El Encanto Heights (you can google those names to verify that this is correct).

There is no access to this reservoir for boating (there's no public access in general, and it's a dry reservoir anyway).

This is a fenced-off service road not accessible to the public by any mode of transportation. (You can verify this by looking at it on Google Street View.)

This road is permanently fenced off (no access to the public via any mode of transportation). You can verify this by looking at it with Google Street View.